• Agadir - Arranging a pickup from your hotel, riad, or the city center is very straightforward.
• Drarga - In Drarga, goats are well-known for their unique ability to climb argan trees to consume the fruit and leaves. This behavior is quite extraordinary as argan trees can reach heights of 8–10 meters, and the goats display remarkable agility, balancing on branches that appear too delicate for their weight.

Their climbing habit also has an intriguing consequence: when goats consume the argan fruit, the seeds pass through their digestive system and are sometimes collected from their droppings. These seeds are then used to produce argan oil, which is highly prized for both culinary and cosmetic uses. Thus, these goats are not just a spectacle—they contribute significantly to local agriculture and the argan oil industry.

• Souk El Had d’Agadir - After witnessing the famous goats climbing the argan trees in Drarga, you can visit Souk El Had to immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture. The souk is one of Agadir’s largest markets, brimming with spices, textiles, pottery, leather goods, and handmade crafts, including argan oil products sourced nearby. It’s an excellent place to sample Moroccan street food, practice bargaining, and enjoy the lively atmosphere, all just a short drive from the argan tree goat-spotting area.
• Agadir - Following your visit to Souk El Had, your driver will conveniently return you to your hotel or chosen location in Agadir, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free end to your day of exploration.

• Demonstration of argan fruit harvesting and argan oil production
• Visit to local nomads and goats in argan trees
• Free time to explore Souk El Had in Agadir, a vibrant traditional market
• Professional licensed guide
• Pickup and drop-off from Agadir or Taghazout accommodations
• Entrance to Crocoparc (optional visit)

• Lunch
• Tips

Begin a half-day early morning adventure in Agadir, exploring the picturesque southern outskirts of the city along the highway to Marrakech. The journey starts with a visit to local nomads herding their goats in the wild, providing a rare and genuine insight into traditional Berber pastoral life. Marvel at the extraordinary sight of goats climbing argan trees—a unique experience exclusive to this region—while learning about the local methods of harvesting argan fruits to produce the renowned argan oil. Following this remarkable encounter, enjoy free time to explore Souk El Had, Agadir’s lively traditional market, where you can leisurely browse spices, handicrafts, and local products. The tour also offers an optional visit to Crocoparc, a beautifully designed park where you can discover hundreds of Nile crocodiles, exotic birds, iguanas, anacondas, and other fascinating species, ensuring a diverse and memorable wildlife experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.